Editor Picks

'Rising Out of Hatred' by Eli Saslow shows the power of humanity and persistence in the face of one of the most powerful hate groups in the country.

Di Giorgio shows us that we can all live fulfilling lives by being unapologetic about who we are.

This turn-based tactical Cold War spy thriller, a stealthy take on the XCOM formula, delivers a rich and deep experience that is incredibly satisfying.

I had the chance to play this game in its early development stages, and I can tell you that it is a load of fun.

'A Breath After Drowning' by Alice Blanchard is a suitably complex psychological thriller that proves an addictive late-night pager-turner.

You might not think a psychiatrist would be responsible for one of the best new handbooks on making money out there, but that's exactly the case with Dr. Mark Tobak's 'Anyone Can Be Rich.' Another surprise: none other than Warren Buffett likes the book.

With 'Dark Alien Pop,' gloryBots presents dazzling soundscapes and deliciously soft vocals.

The Andersons and their band are masters at this art of spinning new interpretations on older melodies revealing the music's timeless appeal.

Purge actor Rhys Wakefield discusses the creative processes behind his latest film in this exclusive interview with Blogcritics.

Kate Fenner’s 'Middle Voice' is a midlife celebration of a life well lived, despite – or, perhaps, because of – the loss and pain she experienced.